
Course details
Gas Detection
Course Overview
Working in areas with potential gas exposure demands more than caution, it requires proper training. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of gas hazards, including how gases behave, why nitrogen poses unique risks, and what testing methods can prevent accidents.
Learners will also explore how to select and use detection equipment correctly and how routine testing can prevent incidents. By the end, participants will understand the importance of testing protocols, safe work planning, and continuous monitoring to ensure workplace safety.
Topics Covered
- The hazards and characteristics of common gases and vapours
- The properties, uses, and dangers of nitrogen exposure
- The differences between gas testing, monitoring, and detection techniques
- Conditions that require testing for hazardous atmospheres
- Key factors in selecting gas testing equipment
- Correct procedures for using handheld mechanical testers
- The operation, care, and maintenance of electronic sensors
- Overview of various types of electronic gas monitors
- Performing zeroing, bump tests, and calibration procedures
- Best practices for using and maintaining personal monitors
This course takes approximately 75 minutes to complete
A passing grade of 80% or higher required. Up to 3 attempts are provided.
A certificate will be provided upon the successful completion of this course